Community Calendar

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Comptche Fire Department's Annual Father's Day Chicken BBQ

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Mendocino Coast Hospitality Center. Please join us for an art show presented by our Art Group. The class provides a supportive space where participants can enjoy artistic exploration and share their artistic talents with one another.

The celebration, that takes place at the Old Coast Cafe, 101 N Franklin Street, includes refreshments and a selection of small plates.

The artwork can also be viewed on Saturday, June 21 from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

This is a Benefit Concert for the Noyo Center for Marine Science. Located in a private meadow with redwoods as a backdrop, it's an inviting place to sit back and relax, visit with friends, listen to live music, check out the silent auction, or get up and dance to performances by Aaron Ford, Mighty T-Bones and The Steven Bates Band. Food is available for sale from Los Primos and Huck's Slider House. Beer, wine, beverages, and snacks are for sale. Bring your own lawn seating (or blanket). Providing your own water helps reduce single use plastic waste. Dogs must be on leash at all times. Buy your ticket in advance at noyocenter.org and save $5.

BBQ dinner with choice of Tri-Tip or Chicken. Cole slaw, watermelon, baked beans, garlic bread, lemonade and choice of dessert also included with purchase of the meal. There will also be a no host bar featuring local wines, beer and margaritas. Raffles, silent auction and live music by Riley Lemons. Born and raised in Anderson Valley, Riley, now based out of Nashville, is taking a quick from touring to come support her home town. The event is from 4-7 pm on June 21, 2025 at the Anderson Valley Senior Center/Veterans Building at 14470 Hwy. 128 in Boonville. Tickets are $25 for adults and $15 for ages under 12. Tickets available at Anderson Valley Market, Lemons Philo Market and Anderson Valley Senior Center. All proceeds will benefit Anderson Valley Senior Center's low-cost nutrition plan. Call 707-895-3609 oe visit andersonvalleyseniorcenter.blogspot.com for more information.

Hometown Laytonville boy Johnny Young sings Classic Country, Honkytonk and Boogie. There will be a raffle and Chuckwagon appetizers ... all to benefit the Ukiah Senior Center.

The 29th Annual Fort Bragg Quilt Show will have more than 160 quilts on display as well as wearable quilt items and quilted home decor. This is a judged event with ribbons given in each category. This year’s featured local artist is Ronnie Kemper, who will be showing a number of her large and small quilts. A special quilt display will feature small quilts made to hang in shops throughout town for the annual Fort Bragg Quilt Walk. Local quilters will also give demonstrations on Saturday, and a variety of vendors will be selling fabrics and handmade items both days. For more information, visit our web site: oceanwavequilters.com

The 29th Annual Fort Bragg Quilt Show will have more than 160 quilts on display as well as wearable quilt items and quilted home decor. This is a judged event with ribbons given in each category. This year’s featured local artist is Ronnie Kemper, who will be showing a number of her large and small quilts. A special quilt display will feature small quilts made to hang in shops throughout town for the annual Fort Bragg Quilt Walk. Local quilters will also give demonstrations on Saturday, and a variety of vendors will be selling fabrics and handmade items both days. For more information, visit our web site: oceanwavequilters.com